Chapter 8 and 9 Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. The life of discipleship that is comprised of dying to oneself in the manner of Jesus and living to please God and serve others
  2. 5. The theory of atonement in which Jesus’ death changes our inward disposition, enabling us to love others
  3. 6. The act of God to redeem humanity for himself by sending Jesus to die on the cross
  4. 8. The theory of atonement in which Jesus’ death shows God’s displeasure with sin and Jesus’ death pays the debt caused by our transgression of God’s justice.
  5. 11. The theory of atonement in which Jesus’ death satisfies the debt of God’s honor that our sins affronted
  6. 12. The theory of atonement in which Jesus’ death is a triumph over evil and the devil.
Down
  1. 1. The Roman official responsible for Jesus’ trial and ultimate execution
  2. 3. The theory of atonement in which Jesus died as humanity’s representative and substitute and takes away the penalty meant for us (WCOTB, 131-132).
  3. 4. The theory of atonement in which Jesus “re-lives” the temptations of Adam and Israel, succeeding where they failed.
  4. 7. The theory of atonement in which Jesus’ death provides an example of love for believers to emulate (WCOTB, 131-132).
  5. 9. A form of death penalty favored by the Romans for utterly humiliating a person, usually an enemy of the Empire, through excruciating pain
  6. 10. The early Christian symbol used by Christians to identify themselves. It was comprised of the letter tau and rho which, when superimposed, form a cross .